By Jeff Devine, Editor-in-Chief, Dale County Chronicle.
DALEVILLE — Daleville High School will host a FAFSA Night on Wednesday, Jan. 21, offering students and parents hands-on assistance with completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), a critical step in securing college financial aid.
The event will take place from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Daleville High School cafeteria and is open to students and families seeking guidance on the FAFSA process.
During FAFSA Night, participants will receive step-by-step assistance with completing the application, help creating or recovering their FAFSA ID, and answers to common FAFSA-related questions. School staff and representatives from ESCC will also be available to review common mistakes and provide individualized support throughout the process.
Organizers of the event state that both parents and students must have their FAFSA IDs completed before January 21 to make the process easier and quicker. Families must also bring their 2024 tax information to ensure accurate and efficient completion of the application.
FAFSA Night is designed to help families better understand available financial aid options and remove barriers that can delay or prevent students from accessing college funding.
For more information, families may contact the school counselor l, Dr. Diana Virgil, at [email protected], or Mrs. Katy Sellers, career coach, at [email protected].
Students at other high schools can seek assistance with the FAFSA process from their school guidance counselor.
